NZ Maori Art

08/05/2026

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15/07/2025

Darcy Solia is a contemporary artist from Aotearoa 🇳🇿 Raised in Stokes Valley and now based in Lower Hutt, his powerful artwork explores themes of family, parenting, and Pacific stories 🌺👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

🖼️ You can view and purchase Darcy's beautiful artwork at 👉 www.nzandmaoriart.com 💻✨

Huge thanks to James Nicholas for creating an amazing video!

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22/06/2025

Good Day Sunshine! 👀🐞

We love Bruce Luxford's quirky sense of humour, and even more his surreal artwork!

You can view more of his work at www.nzandmaoriart.com

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31/05/2025

🖼 Come on down to the , and say hi to us at the exhibition 🤩 We would love to see you there 😍👩‍🎨

30/05/2025

Darcy Solias artwork on Display

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16NnuC9PLG/?mibextid=wwXIfrlay at the NZ Art show today.

29/05/2025

Darcy Solia is a Contemporary New Zealand Artist, raised in Stokes Valley and living in Lower Hutt, New Zealand. His artwork focuses around many themes, among them family, parenting, and pacific themes and stories.

Darcy Solia is a Contemporary New Zealand Artist, raised in Stokes Valley and living in Lower Hutt, New Zealand. His artwork focuses around many themes, amon...

25/05/2025

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20/05/2025

We hope to see you there!
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07/05/2025

Come and join us at the NZ Art Show, we would love to see you there! Kind Birthday weekend, TSB Arena 🎨🖌

Buy Tickets Join us for an unforgettable art experience, secure your tickets below now SHOW DAYS Friday May 30: 10am – 6.30pm. Saturday May 31: 10am – 6.30pm Sunday June 1: 10am – 5pm TSB Arena, Wellington, Queens Wharf, CBD – on the waterfront. Online tickets are $10 GENERAL ADMISSION $10 o...

24/04/2025

ANZAC Day — Remembering All Who Stood

Today, as we remember the ANZACs and all those who gave their lives in service, we also reflect on the deeper roots of sacrifice in Aotearoa’s history.

Bruce Luxford’s powerful work Last Stand captures a haunting moment from the New Zealand Wars—an earlier conflict where lives were lost, courage was shown, and the course of our nation was forever changed.

Though separated by time, the soldiers of the Māori battlegrounds and the shores of Gallipoli shared the same fate: they stood, they fought, and many never came home.

We remember them all.
Ka maumahara tonu tātou ki a rātou.
We will remember them.

The Last Stand
Artist: Buce Luxford
https://lnkd.in/dS_SupQe

21/04/2025

🎉 Exciting news! 🎉
We’re thrilled to share the official launch of our new online gallery — check out our press release, live today! 🖼️✨

New Online Contemporary Gallery Expands Access To Leading New Zealand Art
Monday, 21 April 2025, 11:11 am
Press Release: New Zealand and Maorii Art
The New Zealand and Māori Art – Online Contemporary Gallery, now live, offers a curated online space for art collectors and enthusiasts to discover and purchase unique artworks.

"I saw a clear need for a platform that could highlight the brilliance of New Zealand art, not just locally, but on the international stage," says Lorraine Ball, founder of the gallery. "This is more than just a gallery: it’s a celebration of the diversity and depth of New Zealand’s creative community. Each artist brings a unique perspective and style that embodies creative expression.”

The online gallery features pieces by established New Zealand artists, including Darcy Nicholas, Alex Nathan, Bruce Luxford, Sarah Albisser and Maria Brockhill, alongside newer artists like the respected Darcy Solia, a Samoan painter, Pekere, Carl Ruka, Māori sculptor, and Sophia Parun.

Additionally, works by Kim Beaton and Jade Valour, two American/New Zealand artists with deep roots in the international film industry are exhibited.

Content on Artist’s profiles, journey and achievements, will help to give viewers unique in-depth look into their compositions.

"We aim to create an accessible, dynamic space that champions the creativity of New Zealand's diverse art community," Lorraine adds. "We’re proud to provide a platform for both well-established names and emerging talents to reach a broader audience."

The New Zealand and Māori Art – Online Contemporary Gallery is ready for visitors at www.newzealandandmaoriart.com.

The New Zealand and Māori Art – Online Contemporary Gallery, now live, offers a curated online space for art collectors and enthusiasts to discover and purchase unique artworks. 'I saw a clear need for a platform that could highlight the ...